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Ancient Greek inscription found in Israel’s Negev Desert (video)

The inscription was unearthed near what appears to be a monumentally-large bathhouse which was in use until the sixth century

A secret Knights Templar tunnel that remained hidden for 700 years (photos)

Acre was a strategically significant Mediterranean port, and controlling it was key to controlling access to the rest of the region

Bold study claims humans may have arrived in Australia 120.000 years ago

But there seem to be quite a few caveats to these claims

The first city in recorded history (photos)

Uruk is the biblical city of Erech, the second city of the kingdom of Nimrod in Shinar (Genesis 10:10)

Sarandos Kargakos died: The great Greek teacher of Hellenism is no longer with us

A great loss for Hellenism

Decapitated skeletons, with heads between their legs, unearthed in Roman cemetery (photo)

The archaeologists involved in the recent excavation were surprised to discover that so many of the deceased had been decapitated

Mount Athos celebrates Christmas in Byzantine splendor (photos)

Monasteries on Mt. Athos follow the Julian calendar rather than the Western, or Gregorian, calendar

Ancient DNA from Viking graves proves the fierce fighters rode male horses

Iceland is home to 355 known Viking graves dating from the late ninth century to the early 11th century A.D.

Epiphany celebrations in Melbourne (photos)

Thousands attended church services and the Blessing of the Waters at Port Melbourne, Frankston and Rye

Greek archaeological sites’ hours of operation changing

A decision made by the Greek Ministry of Culture

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